The Daily Telegraph - 2023-01-19

• Dyson: Stupid, short-sighted policies holding back economy
• No heirs or graces
• Letting pupils ‘socially transition’ harms well-being, teachers told
• King hands wind farm profits back to the nation
• Sunak’s alma mater to join teachers’ strikes
• Boyfriend of runaway aristocrat is ex-convict
• Iranians get 15-minute plea before execution
• Ex-barclays chief named in Epstein case
• Finely tuned
• Sunak pumps more money into South
• How the trans row exposed a gaping chasm among Tory MPS
• UK veto will destroy gender reforms, says Scottish judge
• Reform UK makes Blue Wall gains as Sunak support slips
• Jenrick vows to reject most Albanian migrants
• Obese girl who died in squalor ‘was neglected’
• Gunman looked at incel websites before killing
• It’s been a deadly start to the year, statistics reveal
• Takeaway owner admits cost of giving mistake
• Violinist’s former school facing sex abuse claims
• Art imitates life
• Instagram and Facebook free the nipple
• Police horse that ‘failed’ is told to take a running jump
• Discretion is a must for Netflix’s £385,000 flight attendant job
• Clarkson’s comments about Meghan ‘have no place on ITV’
• Ambulance staff will walk out on same day as nurses
• Political debate descends to trench warfare using rock, paper, scissors
• Khan to end free peak travel for over-60s to boost budget
• Union accused of bias after its sums on pay fail to add up
• ‘Don’t die Dad’ begs daughter of pensioner charged with mercy killing
• Masked youths stabbed man dead for telling them to behave
• MOT shake-up planned to put the brakes on noisy boy racers
• Rail companies use loophole to ‘massage’ cancellati­on figures
• PM urges Khan to ditch ‘unfair’ push to widen car emission tax
• Fun of the fair is over for circus impresario’s heir
• Investor grew magic mushrooms worth £10,000 at country castle
• Farmers should have right to ban dog walkers to stop cow trampling deaths
• Southpaw sloths have twice the grip strength of humans
• Carrick sent woman photos posing with gun
• Braverman orders check of every officer
• Kardashian wins auction battle for Diana pendant
• Dementia ‘falling by the wayside’ as 10-year strategy stalls again
• Personal choice is baked into our policies, says No 10 in cakes in the office debate
• Beeny turns farm in ‘new Notting Hill’ into a pigsty
• Tiktok scammers claim to overturn driving bans
• Church says no to gay marriage – but offers blessings
• Jewish student beaten with bat amid rise in anti-semitism
• Truss’s ‘crazy’ water pollution fines set to be downgraded
• Ukrainian minister killed in helicopter crash
• Moscow reveals squalid Mariupol flats as publicity video backfires
• US raids secret weapons store in Israel to bolster Kyiv arsenal
• Russian crypto boss held in US over $700m money laundering
• Israel coalition at risk as court tells Netanyahu to sack minister
• Canadians told to have two drinks a week, as crack is decriminal­ised
• Macron heads to Spain on day of protests at rise in retirement age
• Armed robber returns stolen cash after hearing of shop’s struggles
• AI brings ‘missing’ wartime de Gaulle speech back to life
• Republican ‘stole from homeless war veteran’s fundraiser’
• The Tories’ latest betrayal shows why the party is facing extinction
• Is AI coming for my job? Only if I’m already too futile to matter
• Putin is now profiting from new Western splits
• Whitehall is doing the work of activists
• How Britain’s police forces let vetting and recruitmen­t standards slide
• Levelling down
• Freedom of movement on Vienna’s metro
• Heat pump hassle
• A health system that gives power to the patient
• Let them eat cake
• Stealthy smoking
• Radio 2 exodus
• Windfall tax blamed for hundreds of job cuts at North Sea driller
• We can’t defy gravity, says Microsoft as it lays off 10,000
• Conde Nast to leave Vogue House
• Inflation fuels investors’ bets on Bank raising interest rate to 4pc
• Burberry and Cartier sales hit by Beijing’s zero-covid turmoil
• Royal Mail restarts overseas deliveries after cyber attack
• Housebuild­er Vistry to cut up to 100 jobs as sales fall
• World is giving up on Britain, warns CBI boss
• Cazoo chief steps down after 97pc collapse in value of car dealer
• UK company to help Australia build missile laser defences
• Air fryer sales rising at Currys as families try to save energy
• Cost of plane tickets soars at fastest rate in 34 years
• Aveva to create ‘hundreds of jobs’ following £10bn buyout
• Black mark
• Light work
• Record high would be just the very start – the FTSE 100 is at beginning of a boom
• Weak-kneed managers are enabling lazy Gen Z staff
• This residentia­l property fund is in terrible trouble. What does it mean for our picks in the sector?
• FTX says $415m of digital assets were stolen by hackers
• Just Eat orders fall but cutting costs revives its fortunes
• Nasa gives Boeing $425m to develop greener aeroplanes
• S4 Capital’s £120m profits driven by digital ad growth
• Hat trick of pay rises for Aldi’s warehouse staff
• Twitter revenues have fallen 40pc, manager tells staff
• Jonathan Raban
• Alice Mahon
• Murdoch Mysteries
• The Apprentice
• The Light in the Hall
• BRITAIN’S NOTORIOUS PRISONS: WORMWOOD SCRUBS
• Haven’t we tired of TV that gawps at dead naked women?
• Green Book (2018)
• Bombshell (2019)
• First Man (2018)
• Farmers save rare bird in Scotland
• ‘Best in the world? Why is my name in for that?’
• Leading Lionesses
• Why breast injuries are slipping under the radar
• ‘Being a back-rower, I’m good with pain, but that was another level’
• A three-point plan
• What does the research say?
• Governing bodies must step up to close gender gap in sports science
• Football’s struggle to find solution for its ACL epidemic
• Today: Rwanda v England – a game no one expected any time soon
• Cricket first The lowdown
• When rugby truly is family affair
• ‘Pregnancy as an athlete is hard, you lose your identity’
• Inside track Chelsea Pitman
• Three things to do in the weeks ahead
• Closing shot

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